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The Legendary Life of Pancho Barnes, Aviatrix

Before becoming one of the first Hollywood stunt pilots, Barnes was a debutante who ran away to sea disguised as a man and ...
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The Women of Vintage Air

These pilots who fly vintage aircraft are a special cadre.
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The Family That Flies Together

Nicole Robbins is a third-generation pilot balancing flight training with building a family.
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Mentoring Programs Aim To Boost Ranks of Women in Aviation

Many women’s organizations are active in preparing and supporting aviation professionals.
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Sewing for Boeing

Before Rosie the Riveter, women made their mark on aviation manufacturing by hand-stitching fabric coverings on aircraft.
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These Women Impact the Bottom Line for the Aviation Industry

Here are five female difference makers who help guide the industry through airlines, air cargo, aviation business, military, and government.
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Good FLYING Reads: Pinning on Wings of Gold

The first female U.S. Navy pilots form a fascinating subject for author Beverly Weintraub.
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When Women Earned Their Wings: the USAF’s First Crop of Female Pilots

Forty-five years ago, the U.S. Air Force admitted 10 women into undergraduate pilot training, marking its first class of female aviators.
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Women in Aviation Advisory Board Gives the FAA ‘A Flight Plan for the Future’

The plan calls for a systems approach to remove a web of barriers for women in aviation.
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Girls in Aviation Day at #WAI22


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